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DHS hires legal counsel to prepare Mayorkas for looming impeachment

The Department of Homeland Security hired a private law firm to work with Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas as House Republicans inch closer to impeaching the Biden Cabinet official, according to a report.

Stimulus update: Deadline for homeowners to apply for $1,500 payment is in 18 days

New Jersey homeowners have 18 days to file for a state program that will give them up to $1,500.

Senators unveil bipartisan bill to protect Dreamers amid uncertainty over DACA

A bipartisan pair of senators is reintroducing the DREAM Act on Friday, days after President Joe Biden called for lawmakers to find common ground on immigration reform during his State of the Union address.

Ron Johnson says Biden lying about his stance on Social Security and Medicare

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) accused President Joe Biden of lying about his views on Social Security and Medicare after the president criticized his proposal to remove the programs from the bucket of "mandatory spending" in a visit to Wisconsin this week.

Texas AG Ken Paxton agrees to pay $3.3M to whistleblowers, issue public apology

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton agreed on Friday to pay $3.3 million and apologize to four former staffers whom he fired or forced out after they accused him of corruption in 2020.

Super Bowl 2023: Flyover to be performed by all-female crew

The Super Bowl LVII flyover is set to be performed by an all-female crew, a first in the big game's history.

Toxic chemicals leave health concerns for Ohio residents returning after train crash

Experts are voicing concerns about long-term health risks caused by a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, that resulted in deadly chemicals being spilled.

Russian ‘dominatrix’ found guilty of attempted murder in poisoned cheesecake case

The Russian dominatrix accused of poisoning her New York eyelash stylist with a sedative-injected cheesecake was found guilty of attempted murder this week.

Rep. Barbara Lee to launch run for Feinstein Senate seat by end of month

Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) is planning to launch a Senate campaign in California by the end of this month in what is shaping up to be a crowded field seeking to replace Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) in 2024.

Illinois city struggling to identify counterfeit money in circulation

A city in Illinois is dealing with money that has been reprinted to give it the appearance of having a higher value.
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